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I had a PC whose Sound Blaster 16 PCI was overloading on line-level input
signals, even with the recording level set at the very bottom of the scale. The input was measured at 3 volts peak-to-peak (1 volt rms), which is a little high but not excessive for line level. It turned out to be a driver problem. The Windows driver for this card does not give the full range of level adjustment. The Creative Labs driver, even though older, solved the problem. |
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